Examples of using Generalised system in English and their translations into Polish
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It also suggests encouraging countries benefitting from EU unilateral trade arrangements, such as the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP), to establish national CSR plans.
We have set up two new preferential schemes as part of the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP)11.
Both the generalised system of preferences and GSP+ are effective instruments for encouraging democratic values in partner countries.
The Eastern Partnership could draw inspiration from the approach the Commission adopted in establishing its Generalised System of Preferences(SGP+) scheme for trade.
In writing.-(PT) The current regulation which establishes the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) will expire by the end of this year.
Proposal for a EP/Council Regulation applying the scheme of the Generalised System of Preference(GSP) from 1 January 2014.
In writing.-(PT) As we have highlighted previously, the current Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) is based on a logic that is in itself contradictory.
Regional cumulation shall apply to four separate regional groups of beneficiary countries benefiting from the generalised system of preferences.
Lastly, I have great hopes that things will happen quickly at unilateral level, since the generalised system of preferences should be reformed quite soon.
to be incorporated in the generalised system of preferences.
Reviewing EU rules on preferential origin and on the forthcoming Generalised System of Preferences, with due regard for the positions of the most vulnerable countries;
The actions which the European Community has undertaken since 1971 in relation to developing countries through trade preferences under the Generalised System of Preferences are a way of making world trade more just
this measure concerns the Generalised System of Preferences, in other words reductions on import duties for third countries which take on certain commitments to international treaties
Furthermore, Moldova was included in the list of countries that would benefit from January 2006 from the new Generalised System of Preferences(GSP+) which grants preferential access to EU markets to poor countries that are committed to good governance.
the"social incentive" clause in the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP and GSP+),
The Generalised System of Preferences(GSP), which focuses on regional trade agreements as well as efforts of developing countries towards sustainable development,
the new scheme for the Generalised System of Preferences GSP.
The EESC considers that the Generalised System of Preferences should be reserved for least developed countries
On no account is expelling Belarus from the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) a sanction, since this is about qualified preferential access to the EU market which is
implementing the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP), developing the European consensus on development and initiating dialogues on